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Manual TO3100 - DResearch

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<strong>DResearch</strong> – User manual TeleObserver <strong>TO3100</strong> 2011-02-03<br />

Feature Description<br />

Configurable video<br />

recording<br />

Configurable picture<br />

resolution (picture<br />

format)<br />

Configurable picture<br />

quality<br />

Configurable alarm<br />

recording<br />

Activated alarm<br />

recording display<br />

Configurable audio<br />

recording<br />

Configurable metadata<br />

recording<br />

Display of the event<br />

log<br />

The configuration has to be determined before recording begins!<br />

� Recording of video sequences from up to 8 cameras in automatic generated<br />

archives (one ring, alarm and pre-alarm archive per camera).<br />

� Maximum of 25 pictures/s for analogue cameras at the 8 video inputs<br />

� Definable setting for maximum age for the video footage.<br />

The picture format has to be determined before recording begins!<br />

� Recording formats from analogue cameras<br />

� CIF (352 x 288 = 101 376 Pixels)<br />

� Half frame/2CIF (704 x 288 = 202 752 Pixels)<br />

� For each analogue camera there are 5 different settings for the picture quality of<br />

the recorded video footage.<br />

� Pre- and post-alarm recording times are configurable.<br />

� Events can be used to start alarm recording.<br />

� Data recorded with this feature are marked as such. The alarm footage is not<br />

automatically overwritten.<br />

� The maximum age of the alarm sequences can be determined.<br />

� If alarm recording is activated, this is indicated by the yellow HD LED and it is<br />

displayed on the control monitor.<br />

� The recording of audio data is possible in three quality steps using two audio<br />

recording channels maximum.<br />

� Besides video footage, additional data such as date/time, camera name, IBIS<br />

and GPS data are recorded.<br />

� Information about the device is recorded in the event log. The log can analyzed<br />

with the analysis software<br />

System events � Show the various device and archive conditions<br />

Configurable,<br />

switchable video<br />

images using an<br />

external display<br />

� The live images of all cameras can be displayed at the system’s video output .<br />

� Switching to the live image from another camera is activated via an input (GPI) or a<br />

virtual detector.<br />

� Switching to the live image from another camera may be activated also via a timer<br />

controlled impulse.<br />

state information � LEDs show the device state.<br />

Logile � Device information can be entered in a log archive provided a user login is activated.<br />

Virtual state detectors<br />

Four video image<br />

display (Quadview)<br />

On Screen Display<br />

(OSD) information<br />

Transmission of a live<br />

video stream via data<br />

interface<br />

� Detectors that displays device and archive states. The virtual detectors can be used<br />

for activations and can be displayed in the video output.<br />

� The video output of the system displays at the same time the images of the video<br />

inputs 1– 4 on the screen.<br />

� The view can be activated using a switch connected to a digital input of the<br />

system<br />

� The time, date, camera name, detector number and virtual detector can be optionally<br />

displayed on the video output image of the <strong>TO3100</strong> system. Detectors must be<br />

defined before they can be configured to be shown in the image.<br />

� The position of the parameters is freely selectable.<br />

� The images will be transmitted live to the work station and displayed there.<br />

Furthermore, additional information (IBIS, GPS) and the current state of the<br />

detectors will be transmitted to the CMS.<br />

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